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Tactical Solutions

Real-time awareness and the ability to collaborate are essential to military success. Toughbook® mobile computers, with embedded wireless technology, enable the U.S. Army to exchange secure, immediate tactical communication in all types of harsh environments.

Force XXI Battle Command Brigade and Below (FBCB2)

The Force XXI Battle Command Brigade and Below (FBCB2) is a digital command and control system that provides battle information from the brigade down to the soldier/platform level. It required reliable mobile computers to communicate immediate, accurate battle information in the field. FBCB2 chose Toughbook mobile computers based on their reliability, durable design.

This solution consists of:

Model: Toughbook 30
Additional hardware:
- Desktop port replicator
- HDD cable
Wireless: WLAN
Warranty: Tobyhanna depot service with standard 3-year warranty

Toughbook 30

Global Broadcast System (GBS)

Global Broadcast System (GBS) is a high-speed, wideband military satellite communications system that broadcasts near real-time data to joint military forces around the world. A vital component of GBS is Raytheon’s Next Generation Receive Terminal (NGRT), a specialized tracking antenna developed to receive the GBS broadcast. NGRT needed a reliable mobile laptop to make the system fully operable. Raytheon chose Toughbook for its ruggedness and dependability and has deployed more than 1,200 units.

This solution consists of:

Model: Toughbook 74
Wireless: SATCOM
Integrator partners:
- GTSI
- Raytheon
Enhanced Standard Warranty: Tobyhanna depot service with standard 3-year warranty

Toughbook 74

U.S. Army Project Manager Tactical Radio Communications System (PM TRCS) Joint Network Node (JNN)

To enhance current U.S. combat power, Project Manager Tactical Radio Communications Systems (PM TRCS) require integrated voice and data communications systems, as well as lifecycle support. Joint Network Node (JNN) is a state-of-the-art COTS/GOTS communications network that provides Army computers with high-speed voice, video and data transfer capabilities.

The fully-rugged Toughbook computer delivers with satellite communications and WLAN. The Army successfully uses it as a client-based workstation and network management terminal. More than 2,000 Toughbook systems have been deployed to date.

This solution consists of:

Model: Toughbook 30
Wireless:
- SATCOM
- WLAN
Integrator partner: DataPath
Distribution/Integration partner: GTSI
Enhanced Standard Warranty: Tobyhanna depot service with standard 3-year warranty

Toughbook 30

U.S. Army Lightweight Counter-Mortar Radar (LCMR)

The Lightweight Counter-Mortar Radar (LCMR) detects and locates mortar firing positions by sensing and tracking the mortar shell and then backtracking to the weapon position. LCMR allows U.S. forces to rapidly detect the origin of enemy mortar fire and suppress the attack, using a rugged laptop computer to transmit this critical information. The U.S. Army chose the reliable Toughbook because it processes and transmits data quickly and securely and is rugged enough to stand up to harsh combat conditions.

This solution consists of:

Model: Toughbook 30
Integrator partner: SRCTec, Inc.
Enhanced Standard Warranty: Tobyhanna depot service with standard 3-year warranty

Toughbook 30

Global Broadcast System (GBS)

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Tactical Solutions

Force XXI Battle Command Brigade and Below (FBCB2)

Global Broadcast System (GBS)

U.S. Army Project Manager Tactical Radio Communications System (PM TRCS) Joint Network Node (JNN)

U.S. Army Lightweight Counter-Mortar Radar (LCMR)